Comments Thread For: Pacquiao Still Angry, Wants Justice For Mayweather IV

[MisanthropicNY]

Could the difference be marijuana is illegal in Nevada while vitamin c and saline are not doe?

Nice fake quote in your sig at the bottom.

Bob Bennett said that USADA should not have been granting waivers.

USADA basically doesn't explain why it allowed Floyd to have a waiver to administer such an extreme amount of fluids... WADA bans the procedure Floyd had at his home with IVs... USADA..still hasn't explained it except to tell us that they permitted the fluids.. still didn't explain why it would allow a procedure banned by WADA and why any fighter would need that much fluid before a boxing fight... the fact that Mayweather was so dehydrated that he needed that much fluid in his system..could only be one of two things.. he needed to be hospitalized for extreme dehydration or he was trying to mask blood-testing.. I think the fact that he went 12 rounds in a professional boxing match proves the latter was the case...

No matter how you look at it.. Floyd was the drunk driver who got pulled over and applied to the police department for a waver to not have to take a breathalyzer and then said..I wasn't drunk... you can't prove I was drunk...

[Mr. Punch-Out!!]

I don't blame Pacquiao. I'd be mad too if my opponent cheated his way to a "win" and still hasn't been punished for it yet.

but pacquiao you lost doe. you're not good enough

Want justice for a legal IV lol this guy delusional just run for congress you had a great career

This guy is a joke!!

there should be justice for the perjury Manny committed on legal documented forms then trying to justify getting a shot for an injury he never documented that he had prior to the fight.

This is the case I want to see brought to justice. Especially since koncz said they could've given that **** to him at the hotel.. Seems like they've had history of doing such things before

You Floyd fans sound embarrass whenever this gets brought up. You guys started talking about Pacquiao immediately. lol

There should be justice, Floyd took an illegal substance, end of story. Change it to a no contest...

That's exactly what they need to do.

[MisanthropicNY]

was the IV illegal according to NSAC? Did USADA give him a TUE for the IV?

By contract USADA is supposed to follow WADA guidelines for testing not NSAC

I think Arum and Pac should file a lawsuit against USADA for granting a waiver for Floyd to violate his contract with Pacquiao...

Clearly 750 ml of fluids through an IV at home...should never be warranted.. and there is no rational explanation for granting a waiver for that procedure other than to permit Floyd to mask what's in his blood...

If Floyd was that dehydrated, he should have been hospitalized... how could he possibly fight a 12 round boxing match after being that dehydrated the day before

LOL funny thing is all roads lead to the only explanation there is... Floyd cheated and boxing isn't mainstream enough for a large number of people in the media to care enough..otherwise..Floyd would be Lance Armstrong/Barry Bonds etc. right now.

[wlliam]

This seems like its not even a big deal anymore. It falls in that "Nice Try" category for me. Kind of like the other "shocking news" that coincidentally drops during Mayweather fight weeks, what are they again? The ******** thing before Maidana1. The Ex suing for domesticviolence before Maidana2, right? Now the IV...did i miss anything?

The IV thing is lastweeks news and the collective mentality is exactly that. IMO

[AllEyesOpen]

Don't worry Pac, Jesus and salt water will punish Mayweather for his illegal vitamin use.

All this story did was slightly hype Mayweather's ppv against Berto and give hopeless Pacquiao obsessed fans something to cling to.

I don't remember Roach/Pac demanding justice when he claimed to have seen the iv puncture on DLH from rehydrating before stepping in the ring.

[The Big Dunn]

Nice fake quote in your sig at the bottom.

Bob Bennett said that USADA should not have been granting waivers.

USADA basically doesn't explain why it allowed Floyd to have a waiver to administer such an extreme amount of fluids... WADA bans the procedure Floyd had at his home with IVs... USADA..still hasn't explained it except to tell us that they permitted the fluids.. still didn't explain why it would allow a procedure banned by WADA and why any fighter would need that much fluid before a boxing fight... the fact that Mayweather was so dehydrated that he needed that much fluid in his system..could only be one of two things.. he needed to be hospitalized for extreme dehydration or he was trying to mask blood-testing.. I think the fact that he went 12 rounds in a professional boxing match proves the latter was the case...

No matter how you look at it.. Floyd was the drunk driver who got pulled over and applied to the police department for a waver to not have to take a breathalyzer and then said..I wasn't drunk... you can't prove I was drunk...

that is the actual quote, don't be mad Twan.

We agree, USADA should not have granted the waiver. No they haven't explained why they allowed this. Now, do you think any court of law anywhere would find Floyd guilty because of this? Of course you don't.

USADA's doing this gives clowns like you something to latch onto. The IV is your nipple, and you are a crying baby hungry to see Floyd go down.

Your analogy is off. Floyd drove his car after being served 750 liters of liquor by a an establishment that was not licensed to do so.

You want him convicted of DUI just because of this even though he took a breathalyzer before and after he drove and each time it was below the legal limit for DUI.

[Mr. Punch-Out!!]

This seems like its not even a big deal anymore. It falls in that "Nice Try" category for me. Kind of like the other "shocking news" that coincidentally drops during Mayweather fight weeks, what are they again? The ******** thing before Maidana1. The Ex suing for domesticviolence before Maidana2, right? Now the IV...did i miss anything?

The IV thing is lastweeks news and the collective mentality is exactly that. IMO

I don't think those news were as big as this one and so far, there hasn't been any reason to drop the subject. The reason it may not seem like a "big deal" now is because of the su****ious cover up.

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[Boxing Goat]

why don't u just say this instead of throwing it out there that hes on roids?

Because I don't try to pass off most-likely scenarios as facts. I'm just being honest.

If your opinion is that he was only doing it to rehydrate it's fine but either way, it's still illegal. He got permission after the fact.

You and I both know that Floyd wasn't dehydrated making weight.

If you think otherwise, you're drinking his Kool-Aid.

[MisanthropicNY]

This seems like its not even a big deal anymore. It falls in that "Nice Try" category for me. Kind of like the other "shocking news" that coincidentally drops during Mayweather fight weeks, what are they again? The ******** thing before Maidana1. The Ex suing for domesticviolence before Maidana2, right? Now the IV...did i miss anything?

The IV thing is lastweeks news and the collective mentality is exactly that. IMO

Nobody cares about boxing in the media that's why. Ray Rice hit his gf at the time and is basically done... Floyd was convicted of domestic violence and didn't even receive a suspension from NSAC and media didn't even care...

That doesn't mean it's a non-issue.. the media just doesn't care about boxing..

Can't deny the facts... he administered an extreme amount of fluids the day before a fight which was banned by WADA... for the obvious reason that it would throw off blood-testing...